How to Say ‘Sometimes with my brother.’ in French
Parfois avec mon frère.
par-FWAH ah-VEK mohn frehr
[par-FWAH ah-VEK mohn frehr]
💬 Usage Tip: "Parfois" = "sometimes." You can use it at the start of a sentence very naturally in spoken French.
🇫🇷 In France: French speakers often give short, natural answers like this in conversation instead of full long sentences.
Phrase Breakdown
Parfois
[par-FWAH]
sometimes
An adverb used to say that something happens from time to time, not always.
Parfois, je fais du roller après les cours.
Sometimes, I go inline skating after class.
Avec mon frère
ah-VEK mohn frehr
With my brother
Prepositional phrase showing companionship.
Je joue avec mon frère.
I play with my brother.
Words in this phrase
avec
[ah-VEK]
with
A preposition used to indicate company or accompaniment.
Je roule avec mon frère dans le parc.
I skate with my brother in the park.
mon
[mohn]
my
A possessive adjective showing that the following masculine noun belongs to the speaker.
Parfois avec mon frère, je découvre une nouvelle piste.
Sometimes with my brother, I discover a new track.
frère
[frehr]
brother
A masculine noun meaning a male sibling.
Parfois avec mon frère, on fait du roller ensemble.
Sometimes with my brother, we go inline skating together.
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